Congrats to the club’s female contingent, who beat Birmingham City 1-0 to retain the Continental Cup. They will spend the next three days trying to force the damn thing into their trophy room, alongside the sixteen other trophies they have won since the boys lifted the FA Cup in 2005.
Any chance you could find it in your hearts to give the lads a few tips, ladies?
I’d thought about it for a long time. As I said, I feel a part of this club – and I feel a part of this city. I have been here so long now, so it was an easy decision.
I am proud to be here and I think my knuckles show that.
Fabio Borini promises Liverpool fans that his goal drought at Anfield will soon be over – and when it ends, he might be bringing his trademark ‘knife between the teeth’ celebration with him.
Have you had the pleasuring of seeing it yet, Kickettes? Why yes, it’s unconventional and mildly confusing by most standards, but surely it’s wrong to judge a man at work?
Fabs is just too damn fine to not fully appreciate every aspect of his being, so let’s all do ourselves a favour and give him the peace and quiet he needs.
Starting with stalking the exit of Liverpool’s changing room. Deal?
How can something so pure and lovely as a young player taking off his shirt in celebration be a crime, when there are other, far more frightening offences being committed on the pitch all the time?
Peruse the inconsistencies in refereeing standards across Europe with us, Kickettes.
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